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good aussie games?

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Barked: Mon Jun 16, '08 10:19am PST


	hi! bisbee is a happy but plump and lazy aussie. i find that he is not very interested in games such as fetch. almost any game we try to play turns into his favorite thing, 'herding mommy.' and as soon as he is content w/ that it turns into his really favorite activity, ' lying by your feet and chewing on my paws.' (note: i have check w/ my vet and the chewing does not seem to stem from an allergy) anyway, does anyone know any good games for dogs that like to herd but don't have access to sheep? any info welcome. thanks! jessica and bisbee

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Barked: Sat Jul 26, '08 7:03pm PST


	Have you brought him to a dog park? Sometimes it help with the herding andits great exercise. Oliver is at our dog park almost 5 times a week. That is the best exercise for him.

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Barked: Fri Aug 15, '08 1:21pm PST


	Hide and seek is my favorite game to play with my mommy and daddy! They hide and then I got to find them!! At Easter time they put treats in easter eggs and hide them and I find them and eat what's inside. Did you ever take Bisbee to a doggie day care where he can play with other dogs or maybe put him in a sheep herding class (especially if he likes to herd you!!) Woof Woof ~ Bailey

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Barked: Fri Aug 15, '08 1:24pm PST


	I like tug-o-war. Woof! Pebbles

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